2018 Korea Travel Must-Buy List Korea Travel Must-Buy List

1. Must-buy list for traveling to Korea

For 3,000 won, you really don’t have to buy anything. You can eat at any street stall, the cheapest one costs 5,000 or 6,000.

Cosmetic clothes, the cheapest Laneige clothes that only have water and milk cost more than 50,000 yuan, and the cheapest iope clothes cost 66,000 yuan.

In summer, water, electricity, and coal cost about 100,000 yuan a month. In winter, water, electricity, and coal cost about 200,000 yuan a month. When it is serious, 300,000 yuan (because of floor heating). Usually, you need to eat more than 50,000 kinds of vegetables a month. If you eat meat twice a month, it will cost more than 20,000 yuan (cooking at home). If you eat fish four times a month, it will be almost less than 40,000 yuan.

2. List of essential items for going to Korea

Authentic kimchi will not suit our taste, and usually you won’t. You are not allowed to take it into customs. The cosmetics that will be detained, especially the facial masks, are of good quality, and the prices are generally cheaper than those in Dongdaemun, a famous brand in China. But it’s not much better than China’s Hanbok, but the prices of reasonably priced electronic products are quite similar to those in China. It is said that the quality is generally better than that of China (although they are all made in China, the quality is different).

3. Must-buy list for Korean shopping guide

Of course, duty-free shops are the place to buy cosmetics in Korea.

Korea hi-mart home appliance supermarket is a must-go place for shopping in South Korea. Usually there are many people here during holidays. Generally, people here in China like to buy rice cookers, juicer phones, LG smartphones, Samsung phones, etc. And some of them are cheaper at hi-mart than at home. Generally speaking, Chinese people like to buy at Korean hi-marts.

4. Korean must-buy list and price list

Including Korean ginseng, apples, gem paintings, embroidery, and postcards.

Korean ginseng, unique to North Korea, has immeasurable nutritional value. It has a good effect in preventing diseases such as diabetes and hypertension, and can enhance physical immunity.

The apple worth buying is a fruit produced in Bukcheong County, South Hamgyong Province, North Korea, and it is also very good.

Gem painting is a unique painting method of the Korean people. This kind of painting uses natural gemstone powder, which has a brilliant luster and is of great collection and commemorative value.

5. Things you must buy when traveling to South Korea

Hanbok

This is traditional Korean clothing. If you've watched "Dae Jang Geum," you'll be familiar with this costume. Hanbok is beautiful and colorful, and both the fabric and design give people a dignified and elegant feeling. If you like, you can choose to buy it locally. Hanbok is more expensive for adults and cheaper for children.

Cosmetics

When traveling to South Korea, girls must buy a few packages of cosmetics when they return home. Korean cosmetics are very popular in China, and many of them are of high quality and low price. If you buy in Korea, you will have more choices and lower prices. Buying at buybuy is a good choice.

Crafts

It is a good choice to bring some Korean handicrafts as gifts to relatives and friends. These gadgets are inexpensive, very unique, and rare in China.

Sensitive

Korean food is quite unique, such as fried chicken rice cakes. In recent years, Korean dramas have become very popular in China. You can buy some vacuum-packed fried rice cakes, ginseng chicken soup, pickles, etc. in the supermarket and share it with relatives and friends.

Electronic products

Some European and American electronic products are much cheaper to buy in South Korea than in China, but be careful not to bring too much. You may be taxed when going through customs, which is very uneconomical.

Korean clothing

Korean clothing can be purchased not only in beautifully decorated clothing stores, but also in Hanniu Clothing Street, which is located at Ewha Womans University and Daehang-ro. The clothes in these places must be trendy and cheap!

Korean red ginseng, Yiganbao and other health products

When you come to South Korea, you will naturally buy some famous Korean red ginseng health products to honor the elderly. If you feel that Korean brand-name red ginseng products are too expensive, it is recommended to choose the health products launched by the Korean Agricultural Cooperative, which are not only reasonably priced but also of guaranteed quality.

Carved gemstones

Korean amethyst, smoky crystal, etc. Very famous and the color and gloss are great. South Korea is rich in crystal mineral resources and has excellent processing technology. It is very suitable to buy some crystal jewelry as souvenirs. In addition to amethyst and smoky quartz, there are also white jade, topaz, ruby ??and black jade.

Containers

Korean vessels include celadon, white porcelain, pink-green sandware, etc. Available in various styles, colors, and textures. In addition to household necessities, there are many art vessels that can be used for decoration. There are many kinds of household and traditional court vessels, such as lacquerware, wood, glassware, etc. Not expensive. You can buy it in department stores, markets, and ceramic specialty stores.

Horse bone powder

Horse bone powder is made from the bones of the pony unique to Jeju Island. Pony is a nationally protected animal in South Korea, and only one horse can be killed per birth. Therefore, horse bone meal is sold at a high price and has the effect of increasing bone density. Usually suitable for infants or the elderly.

6. Must-buy list for shopping in South Korea

1. List of must-have items for traveling in South Korea:

1. Passport: A passport is a necessary identity document for traveling abroad. You can prepare one before departure in case you need it.

2. Cash and bank cards: You can pay with UnionPay or VISA cards in many places in South Korea. It is most convenient to use bank cards when making purchases. You can bring a small amount of cash with you in case of emergencies.

3. Power voltage converter: The voltage in South Korea is 220V, and the plug shape is round, which is different from that in China, so a converter is necessary. In some hotels in Korea, you can borrow adapter plugs, or there are adapter sockets in the room.

4. Clothing: Because there is a temperature difference between South Korea and China, it is best to investigate the local climate before traveling and prepare clothes.

5. Shoes: It is best to prepare a pair of comfortable shoes on the slopes in Korea.

6. Mobile translation software: Although many scenic spots and popular stores have Chinese staff, not all of them have Chinese staff. Bringing your own mobile phone translation software will make communication more convenient.

7. ID photos: Prepare some ID photos for use when your passport is lost.

8. Medicines: It’s best to prepare some standing medicines in advance, because it doesn’t work very well. it’s hard to get used to coming to Korea.

9. Toiletries: Many Korean hotels charge for dental appliances, razors, etc. There are also shampoo, shower gel, etc. Not all hotels offer it, so it’s best to bring a travel combo set or buy one at a convenience store in Korea.

10. Mobile Wi-Fi (EGG): It is very convenient to rent a mobile Wi-Fi so that you can contact family and friends anytime and anywhere during the trip or share interesting things about your trip.

1. Thermocup: Koreans love to drink ice water, and most Korean restaurants are accustomed to only providing ice water. At this time, bringing a thermos bottle can save you. Most hotels in Korea have electric kettles. Boil hot water, put it in a thermos cup, and take it out.

Two. Eight tourist attractions you must visit in Seoul:

Seoul, this is the capital of Hallyu.

It is very likely that when you come here for the first time, you will feel very familiar: streets, alleys, corners of the city, many scenes you have seen in Korean dramas, just hit your sight. Whether it's to buy cheap cosmetics or meet idols on the street corner, in short, you can't miss this place.

Seoul is the largest city in South Korea and has a long history of more than 600 years. It is a popular tourist attraction and fashion center. The Han River that passes through the city divides Seoul into two. Most of Seoul's tourist attractions are concentrated in Jiangbei, including Namsan Park, Seoul Tower and other historical sites, as well as historical places such as Bukchon's Hanmu Village and Gyeongbokgung Palace. . Jiangnan is mainly a commercial area and a residential area.

Seoul Tower

Seoul Tower is a famous tourist attraction in South Korea. This is also the best place to watch the night view of Seoul. Not only can you see the bright night view of the city, but you can also watch the prosperity of thousands of miles in the clear sky during the day. At Seoul Tower, there are digital observation decks, rooftop terraces, and various restaurants, allowing you to overlook the scenery of Seoul in 360 degrees. It is not only a paradise for Koreans so far, but also a tourist destination for foreign tourists.

Seoul Tower must be visited at night to be more beautiful. You can feel many romantic elements along the way, which is very suitable for couples to come together. The love wall at night is colorful under the light, and the love locks seem to emit dazzling light. The telescope standing nearby further satisfied this Seoul night exploration. There are also many places to buy souvenirs in the observation building. While enjoying the beautiful scenery, you can also choose a few favorite items to take home! We also sent ourselves a postcard here, which is also a very meaningful commemoration.

Gong Jing

Gyeongbokgung Palace was the first palace built in the early days of the founding of the People's Republic of China. Its scale is the first of the five largest palaces in South Korea. Gongjing Palace is the main palace of the Li Dynasty and was built in 1395. Nearly 200 magnificent buildings bear the pride and sorrow of the kings of the Joseon Dynasty in the 1920s.

Gong Gyeonggong Palace is a popular location for filming Korean dramas. Whether it was "Dae Jang Geum" that was popular in Asia at that time, or the subsequent "My Love from the Star", "Queen In-Hyun's Man", "The Moon Embracing the Sun", and "Rooftop Prince", they were all filmed here. of. On both sides of Gyeongbokgung Palace are the Seoul National Museum and the National Folk Museum, which can be visited free of charge. It is recommended to go to the National Museum first and then the Folklore Museum.

Tickets for Hanbok Gyeongbokgung Palace are free, but you need to rent a Hanbok. I remember it was 31 yuan, which was still very cheap.

Cover Tunnel

Myeongdong, located in the center of Seoul, is a representative commercial district in South Korea that integrates food, drink and entertainment. There are many famous Korean department stores such as Lotte Department Store and Shinsegae Department Store, as well as various restaurants and entertainment venues. This is a must-see attraction for tourists. Myeongdong is a very prosperous place, like Nanjing Road in Shanghai and Wangfujing in Beijing, with many tourists. You can come here to take a look and apply for a card. There are large shopping malls on both sides of the street, and things are cheaper than in China. The one in the middle is full of food stalls, and the food stalls are not cheap either.

Myeongdong is the largest business district in Seoul and the most famous. It is a paradise for shopping and eating. Since some shops may close early in the evening, we chose to go there in the afternoon. In Myeongdong, you can find almost all Korean cosmetics brands, as well as some well-known duty-free shops, such as Lotte Duty Free Shop, Shilla Duty Free Shop, etc. The night view of Myeongdong, every neon sign says prosperity.

It’s perfect for taking portraits with a wide aperture at night! The buildings in the shopping mall will be decorated very colorfully~ You must try the fish cake stalls on the street. It’s cheap and delicious, just like our oden.

Bukchon

Bukchon is located to the north of Cheonggyecheon Stream and Jongno, sandwiched between Gyeongbokgung Palace, Changdong Palace and Jongmyo Shrine. It is a 600-year-old traditional Korean residential area in Seoul. The most famous thing about Bukchon is the Eight Scenic Spots of Bukchon. The houses in Bukchon are all blue-tiled houses from the Joseon Dynasty, which are still preserved today as the upper structure. With sloping tile roofs, staggered red brick walls, exquisite retro decorative patterns, and lush flowers and plants in the courtyards of residential buildings, you can quietly appreciate the unique beauty of traditional Korean clothing.

This is a place that must be checked in. Hanbok Village is really beautiful. Although it is a scenic spot, it is not that commercialized. When you go to Korea, you must feel the environment where the locals once lived. You can also stay in Hanbok Village, where there are many B&Bs that you can experience. Traditional Korean architecture is rarely overly lavish in scale or decoration. The room is relatively small and the decoration is relatively simple. You can rent a Hanfu and take photos inside.

Ewha Womans University

Ewha Womans University is a beautiful university, with flowers and grass everywhere, and buildings lined with trees, mostly stone blue. At the back door of the campus, there is a large modern building called Campus Valley, which is very impressive. Although the girls here don't think they are particularly beautiful, they are lively and cute, very confident and full of youthful vitality. Because pear blossoms are in full bloom, the shopping street at the back entrance of the university has become a popular place for girls to absorb the pear blossom trend and for boys to enjoy the beautiful scenery. It is especially lively at night, and all kinds of fashionable clothes are born here. Girls are advised not to enter the campus, but must visit

Cheong Wa Dae is the official residence of the President of the Republic of Korea. The main building is backed by Beiyue Mountain, and the blue tiles and curved roof are very beautiful. The winding path stretches from Gyeongbokgung Palace to Fuwadae. On the left side of the path are the stone walls of Gyeongbokgung Palace, and on the right are the art museums and high-rise buildings. The path next to Gyeongbokgung Palace is lined with stone walls and towering old trees. It is a good place for walking and leisure.

The Blue House is composed of the main hall, the Spring and Autumn Hall, the guest house, the green garden, and the Seventh Palace. They are located in the center. All the buildings are built according to traditional Korean architectural patterns and look very beautiful. To visit the Blue House, you need to make a reservation on the official website one month in advance. You can visit for 4 hours every day from Tuesday to Friday.

Namsan Park

Namsan Park is located in Seoul, 265 meters above sea level. From the top of the mountain, you can overlook the beautiful surrounding scenery. This is a favorite resting place for Seoul citizens. The 236-meter-high Seoul Tower stands on the top of the mountain, and halfway up the mountain are the Octagonal Pavilion, Ocean Aquarium, Fountain, Botanical Garden, and Namsan Library.

The scenery of Nanshan is beautiful all year round. The cherry blossoms are in full bloom and it is even more lively when admiring the red leaves. Of course, most tourists come here because of the Korean drama effect. "My Name is Kim Sam-soon" and other films like "Boys Over Flowers" and "Rooftop Prince" were filmed here.

It goes up to the observation deck halfway up the mountain, and you can see the panoramic view during the day, which is amazing. The Nanshan Lock is probably the neatest lock I have ever seen. I've never seen that. To treat obsessive-compulsive disorder, remember to add a coat. It's so cold in the mountains. After the rain, the weather slowly cleared up and the whole city was bathed in the sunset. It's so beautiful!

Gwanghwamun Square

Gwanghwamun Square is located in Jongno District in the center of Seoul. Sejong Road from Gwanghwamun to City Hall is called the heart of Seoul. Equivalent to the status of Tiananmen Square in China. The U.S. Embassy in South Korea is nearby and is heavily guarded. There were also many police officers in the square. There will be a changing of the guard ceremony at Gwanghwamun during the day, and many tourists come here to watch and take photos. Continue walking from Gwanghwamun to Gyeongbokgung Palace. It is very close to many nearby attractions, such as Samcheong-dong, Bukchon, Hyoja-dong, Cheonggyecheon, Seoul Plaza, etc.

7. Things you must buy when traveling to South Korea

Things you must buy when traveling to South Korea:

1. Cosmetics

When traveling to South Korea, Girls must buy a few packages of cosmetics to return home. Korean cosmetics are very popular in China, and many of them are of high quality and low price. If you buy in Korea, you will have more choices and lower prices. Buying at buybuy is a good choice.

2. Crafts

It is a good choice to bring some Korean handicrafts as gifts to relatives and friends. These gadgets are inexpensive, very unique, and rare in China.

3. Delicious food

Korean food is quite unique, such as fried chicken rice cake. In recent years, Korean dramas have become very popular in China. You can buy some vacuum-packed fried rice cakes, ginseng chicken soup, pickles, etc. in the supermarket and share it with relatives and friends.

4. Electronic products

Some European and American electronic products are much cheaper to buy in South Korea than in China, but be careful not to bring too much. You may be taxed when going through customs, which is very uneconomical.

5. Korean red ginseng, Yiganbao and other health products

When you come to South Korea, you will naturally buy some famous Korean red ginseng health products to honor the elderly. If you feel that Korean brand-name red ginseng products are too expensive, it is recommended to choose the health products launched by the Korean Agricultural Cooperative, which are not only reasonably priced but also of guaranteed quality.

Extended information:

Korea Tour refers to the abbreviation of traveling to South Korea.

The Republic of Korea (Korean:), abbreviated as Korea, also known as South Korea and South Korea, is a country located in the southern half of the Korean Peninsula in Northeast Asia. Its capital is Seoul. The territory specified in the constitution includes the entire Korean Peninsula and its affiliated islands, bounded to the north by the Yalu and Tumen rivers (called the Doman River in South Korea). South Korea is surrounded by seas on three sides, the Yellow Sea to the southwest (called the West Sea in South Korea), the Korean Strait to the southeast and the Sea of ??Japan to the east (called the East Sea in South Korea).

8. Price list of must-buy items in Korea travel guide

(1) It is recommended to buy some local Korean brand cosmetics, such as missha, thefaceshop, etc. There are no specialty stores in China. It can be said that it is of high quality and low price, and the workmanship is very fine. Many young girls in Korea use it, and there are many samples given away, which is very cost-effective! Their nail polishes have a wide variety of colors, are extremely difficult to peel off, and can be converted into RMB for about 10 yuan per nail. There is also misshas fruit slice mask, which is very hydrating. Friends say it is good and highly recommended.

9. List of things you must buy when going to Korea

It is enough to buy soap, soap, towels, toothbrushes, cups, clothes hangers and other necessities.

To give you a better understanding, let me tell you this: You want to cook a formal and delicious meal for the whole family (5). Buying some pork, vegetables, drinks, a few kilograms of rice, and snacks costs almost 180,000 won, or about 1,140 yuan. It is very expensive in Korea.